Norway · FULL-DAY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 full-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Sail from Bergen to Flåm through Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord. You’ll pass 11 shoreline stops, waterfalls, rocky mountains, and small villages before free time in Flåm. English and Norwegian host support is available, but this is transport rather than a guided tour.
“It was easy to find. A very comfortable ride. We were told about high lights and each stop.”
Travel from Bergen to Voss, Gudvangen, Flåm, and Myrdal on a self-guided day of trains, bus, and boat rides. You’ll cruise Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, ride the Flåm Railway, and return on the Bergen Railway. Expect clear email instructions, no guide, and a full 10-hour schedule.
“Transport arrangements were clear and we had no issues with getting on the various buses, trains and boat. We experienced sights we would not have seen otherwise, and thoroughly enjoyed the trip from start to finish. Expect some stops along the way that really enhance the day! Highly recommended, and although it may seem pricey, believe me, it was worth every penny.”
Meet your guide in Tyssedal for a 10 to 12-hour Trolltunga adventure. Ride partway along Ringedalen Lake, hike the old gravel road, then climb a 250-meter via ferrata to the plateau. Guides such as Toine, Michele, Angel, Amalie, Signe, and Alice have led this route, though your guide varies.
“A Breathtaking day in many ways! Amazing experience, friendly and helpful guides, awesome climbing experience (I have never climbed before). If you're reading this review then you're thinking about booking; stop thinking, start booking. Enjoy”
Set out from Bergen at 8:00 am for a self-guided day through western Norway. Your tickets cover the Bergen Railway, bus, fjord cruise, and Flåm Railway. You will see Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, stop in Flåm, and return to Bergen in about 10 hours.
“The instructions were good, the tickets were appropriate, and the views were amazing. I would recommend it to a friend.”
Spend about 15.5 hours crossing southern Norway by private vehicle, fjord boat, and railway. Your guide, such as Janis, Reinis, Bjørn, or Alekss, handles tickets and connections while you travel from Oslo through Gudvangen, Flåm, Myrdal, and Geilo.
“This is an all day experience, be prepared for it! That being said it was so much fun. First of all our driver/tour guide was Alekss and he was fantastic! We asked him to pick us up at 2 different hotels in Oslo, no problem and we also asked to stop at the Borgund Stave Church so we left Oslo at 7:15 so we could be sure to have time to stop. We stop at Circle K for gas-food- bathroom break. Alekss was a superb driver and we were confident to get to all our stops on time. We did not have to worry about our getting tickets for the…”
Follow a self-guided route from Oslo to Bergen by train, boat, and bus. Ride the Bergen Railway to Myrdal, descend on the Flåm Railway, cruise the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord to Gudvangen, then continue by bus and train through Voss. You receive transport tickets and instructions, but no guide accompanies you.
“This is a great way to see the true beauty of Norway. My husband and I (in our 60's) had no trouble navigating the route as everything was spelled out for us. We met many wonderful people during our trip and the scenery was spectacular. I highly recommend this trip.”
Travel from Svolvær to Å in a small van with an English-speaking guide, stopping at Skagsanden Beach, Hamnøy, Sakrisøya, Reine, and the Lofoten Fisheries Museum. Guides including Andy, Johan, and Goran have been praised for careful driving, local insight, and helping with photos.
“Wonderful activity, maybe slightly overprized but it was definitely worth the trip. Amazing guide as well!”
You’ll leave Oslo at 8 a.m. with a private driver-guide, cross mountain country by car, cruise Sognefjord, and ride the Flåm Railway toward Myrdal and Geilo. Guides such as Janis, Aleks, Bjorn, and Joonas are praised for helpful stops and local insight, but this 15 to 16-hour day demands stamina.
“So thankful we decided to book this tour! Truly worth every cent!! Joonas (our private guide) continuously expressed exemplary professionalism and was multilingual. He promptly picked us up from our hotel and hosted us throughout our journey. There was always time to eat/drink/stretch along the way at interesting reststops. We experienced unspeakable beauty the entire day trip!”
Paddle from Eggum past small islands and white beaches, then eat lunch by a fire, hike uphill, and rappel down cliffs before kayaking back. A guide such as Lucio, Israel, or Carlos leads the small group, with safety instruction and local stories throughout.
“Such a great experience and Lucio was the perfect guide! He made sure we were safe, was full of local knowledge and took photos of us along the way to share with us.”
Travel privately from Bergen to Hardangerfjord with a driver-guide, two waterfall stops, a 40-minute fjord cruise, Hardangervidda Nature Centre, Vøringfossen, and the Hardanger Bridge. Guides such as Lorenzo, Ivan, Daniel, and Alex can tailor the day to your group.
“incredible tour, i cant say it there was anything bad, everything was breathtaking”
Paddle past islands and white beaches, stop for a hot meal by a bonfire, hike to a mountain viewpoint, then rappel down the cliffs. Small groups of up to eight, English, Spanish, or German guides, and no previous experience required.
“J'ai beaucoup aimé la descente en rappel et aussi le kayak. Le guide Israel etait tred sympatique et il nous a bien mis en confiance avant les differentes activités. Je recommande ce tour!”
Spend about eight hours traveling from Bergen to Flåm with a private driver-guide, a two-hour electric cruise on Nærøyfjord, and the famous Flåm Railway. You will also see Tvindefossen, Stalheim, Gudvangen, Myrdal, and Voss before returning to Bergen.
“The tour is a perfect amount of time to get a quick overall of several areas around Bergen and see the fyrods.”
Spend up to eight hours with a private driver-guide such as Janicke, Sven, Steinar, or Svein Jarle, shaping an Oslo day around your interests. See Vigeland Park, the Fram Museum, Holmenkollen, Akerselva, the Opera House, and more, with hotel, airport, or cruise-port pickup.
“A spectacular guided tour of Oslo that can be customized to your preferences. Our tour guide was outstanding!!”
Travel from Bergen to Oslo in about 14 hours by Norled boat, Flåm Railway, and train. You will cruise the Sognefjord, stop in Flåm, ride to Myrdal, and continue to Oslo. This self-guided trip offers fixed tickets, flexible one-to-three-day options, and no live guide.
“This trip was not worth booking through Viator. Other than providing the tickets (which you can buy yourself), there was no other service.”
Meet your professional guide at Eggum Harbour at 10:00 for a safety briefing, then paddle double kayaks among small islands, clear water, eagles, and seabirds. Stop on a secluded island for lunch before returning to Eggum. All ability levels are welcome.
“En helt fantastisk upplevelse! Possiriv och kunnig guide som tåg hand om oss alla, såg till att vi alla hade det bra och vi var bekväma med paddlingens svårighetsgrad. Vi fick en god lunch och ett fantastiskt väder. Att få se havsörn var en riktig bonus.”
Pick a fjord, a sky or a sled.
